Who is this for? What will I gain?

Who is this for?

Our degree program in early childhood Montessori education is typically designed for individuals who are passionate about working with young children (typically ages 3 to 6) and are interested in adopting the Montessori philosophy and methodology in their teaching approach. This degree program is suitable for:

1. Aspiring Montessori Educators: Individuals who wish to become Montessori teachers specifically tailored to the early childhood age group. Our program will equip them with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in a Montessori classroom.

2. Childcare Providers: Those running or planning to run Montessori-based childcare centers or preschools will benefit from this degree to ensure they offer an authentic Montessori experience to young children.

3. Parents and Caregivers: Even parents and caregivers who are not pursuing a career in education can benefit from understanding Montessori principles to create a more enriched and Montessori-inspired home environment for their children.

In essence, our degree in early childhood Montessori education is for anyone who wants to deeply understand and apply the Montessori approach in educating and nurturing young children, whether they are planning a career in education, childcare, or simply wish to provide a high-quality early education experience for children. 

What will I gain?

Graduates of this program are awarded with a Xavier Montessori Teaching Degree for Early Childhood. This credential recognizes the student’s achievement in the program focused on the theory and practice of the Montessori method of education for children 2.8 to 6 years of age.

After completing a program like the Xavier Montessori 3-6 Credential Program, students have several career pathways and opportunities open to them in the field of Montessori education:

1. Montessori Lead Teacher: Many program graduates go on to become Montessori lead teachers in 3-6 year old classrooms. They are responsible for creating a prepared environment, guiding children through activities, and fostering their development in line with Montessori principles.

2. Assistant Teacher: Some graduates may start as assistant teachers in Montessori classrooms to gain more hands-on experience before taking on lead teacher roles. Assistant teachers support the lead teacher and help with classroom management and student supervision.

3. Advocacy and Research: Montessori program graduates may engage in advocacy work, promoting Montessori education in their communities and conducting research to further the understanding and effectiveness of Montessori methods.

4. International Opportunities: Montessori education is practiced worldwide, so graduates may explore international job opportunities in countries with a strong Montessori presence.

Our Xavier Montessori alumni network is far and wide across the world. Let us help you discover your dream career!